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| New Member Join Date: May 2008
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| Hello, I am new, with what I have to assume is a very unusual situation. I won the random lottery at work, and had a sub sample, but was not able to get it up to a temp that would register on cup temp strip. The person who took my sample first marked "Yes" for correct temp, then marked "no" and called in the nurse. The person asked the nurse if should I give a new sample, the nurse said no. They noted on the form that it did not register, but I think it was pretty warm to the touch, and that is why the person first marked Yes without actually looking at the strip right away. I didn't know if this would be an automatic fail or not, so I took a new sub sample with me to work the next day, just in case I was given a retest. I also attempted to dilute my urine with sport drink, and took some rolaids, creatine, etc., in case I was given an observed retest. In a strange twist of luck, I had an accident that night, and had to take another test. I had no problems with the temp this time around. Does anyone think because these two tests were so close together, and the temp on the first one was seemingly on the borderline (as evidenced by the person first marking "yes" then "no" after consulting with the nurse), that I will be given the benefit of the doubt, thanks to the second test? Should I prepare for a possible third test? Any insight or advice would be appreciated. |
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